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2009-P Quarter, Puerto Rico, Reed / Edge Error Or PMD?

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Happened to notice the reeding on this quarter has a crease which runs around the entirety of the quarter. Looks too consistent to be some random type of PMD.
Imagine it could have gotten rolled across an edge of something. (Normal weight)

Any thoughts?
Thanks!
2009-P-Quarter,-Puerto-Rico,--Reed-/-Edge-Error-Or-PMD?
2009-P-Quarter,-Puerto-Rico,--Reed-/-Edge-Error-Or-PMD?
2009-P-Quarter,-Puerto-Rico,--Reed-/-Edge-Error-Or-PMD?
2009-P-Quarter,-Puerto-Rico,--Reed-/-Edge-Error-Or-PMD?
2009-P-Quarter,-Puerto-Rico,--Reed-/-Edge-Error-Or-PMD?
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Interesting. Not sure what it is or what caused it.
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It must have happened before the planchet was struck by the dies, including the collar die.
I wonder if that "crease" was caused somehow by the upturning machine that puts the proto-rim on the planchets.
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Could it have been encased ?
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Could it have been encased ?

That sounds very plausible, jfeed
There's also more of a ledge on BOTH sides of the reeding than I typically see on other quarters, which appears a little rough.
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can you get a gool look at the reeds? I mean really look - to see if there is moved metal on both sides of each raised portion. (that is what I 'think' I see anyway)
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(that is what I 'think' I see anyway)

Me thinks you're correct!
It does look like metal has been pushed out into the fluting.
I believe jfeed nailed it.
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